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Bhutan Best Travel with Amankora -  roll out a series of unique experiences covering health and wellness, gastronomy and out-of-the ordinary sight-seeing. Bhutan is a place of remarkable natural beauty, cultural authenticity and utter purity, and Amankora offers a holiday experience quite unlike any other. The resort’s five intimate lodges – Paro, Punakha, Gangtey, Bumthang , and Thimphu, within the valleys of the Kingdom’s mountainous terrain, are more than just a place to rest your head, they are part of a bigger, more meaningful theme. Guests have the chance to stay in a combination or even all of the lodges, facilitating a ‘kora’ or ‘circular journey’ of discovery throughout central and western Bhutan, as each lodge unveils a unique view and experience of this Kingdom on top of the world. Amankora Helicopter Journeys Amankora has introduced a new way for guests to travel from lodge-to-lodge. Thousands of metres above the mountains, gue

Hidden in the north-east corner of Bhutan lies one of the most stunning valleys in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan As many travellers fondly recount, Trashiyangtse is often upheld as their favourite destination in eastern Bhutan. Both intrigued and drawn by the shower of praise given to this remote valley and its warm people, my unforgettable journey to this cloistered locale showed me that the glowing reviews were entirely well deserved, if not more. THE MAGICAL VALLEY OF TRASHIYANGSTE The small, picturesque valley of Trashiyangtse is a hidden gem that very few tourists take the time to visit. Indeed, it is the least visited dzongkhag (district) in the country, and perhaps Bhutan’s best-kept secret. The landscape is visually stunning, the peaceful valley enchanting, and the local people are warm and friendly.  A site that takes your breath away before you reach the main town is the old dzong (fortress), also known as Trashiyangtse Dzong, or the fortress of a

Gasa is also known for its unique highland culture, celebrated every year during its annual tshechu (mask dance festival) and the colourful Royal Highland Festival and the Laya Run. The district is inhabited by Layap nomadic and semi-nomadic herders who live and move with their yaks between pastures and valleys at elevations ranging from 1,500 to 4,500 metres. Gasa a nd its surrounding area are home to both pastoralists and farmers. On one of my first trips to Bhutan in 2012, I spent time with local farmers to learn about the challenges and constraints they struggle with in the face of rapid climate change. During this field trip, farmers in Gasa openly welcomed me into their homes and fields. I was touched by their warmth, hospitality, generosity, kindness, as well as their willingness to share their lives. I came to appreciate their love for their land in this stunning region of Bhutan , as well as their hard work, knowledge and ingenuity in a rapidly changing context.

Bumthang Valley is thought to be the site of many of Bhutan’s sacred myths and miracles as well as known historical events and the seat of many of the country’s most revered lamas. Most importantly, Bumthang is believed to be the first locale in Bhutan to be visited in 746 C.E. by Guru Rinpoche (also known as Padmasambhava). He was the all-powerful Tantric mystic credited with bringing Buddhism to Tibet and Bhutan from India, and who is worshipped across the country as the Second Buddha.     The story goes: An Indian king from Assam, named Sindhu Raja, established himself as the King of Bumthang . He got into a scrape with a rival king and subsequently offended the chief Bumthang deity, Shelging Karpo. The deity took revenge by turning the skies black and stealing King Sindu Raja’s life force. One of the king’s men implored the tantric master Guru Rinpoche, the renowned mystic, to come to Bumthang to save Sindhu Raja. The Guru came (in 746 C.E.) and transformed